FLLC September Noon Challenge - Dear Santa

Hello and happy Wednesday!!

Welcome to the FLLC September Release Noon Time Challenge 1 (FLLCSEPTRW1)!! Dear Santa set was just showed at FLLC September Release Day 3 over Flourishes Blog! Have you checked all of the fabulous samples from the FLLC DT? If not, you may want to visit HERE as soon as you finish reading this post!

You've heard the popular Christmas song lyrics - "Tiny tots, with their eyes all aglow will find it hard to sleep tonight!" So, get those tykes in the Christmas spirit with a card... just for them! That's right, make this creation all about the children in your lives for this noon challenge (FLLCSEPTRW1). If you upload to Splitcoaststampers, please use the keyword FLLCSEPTRW1. Entries must be in before Friday, September 14 at 5PM EST. To enter, make sure you link up your creation over on the Flourishes Blog using the Inlinkz Widget!

I grew up in the place that Christmas was not that huge thing but I always wrote a letter to Santa on Christmas Eve and left it to above my pillow.  I received a gift or two the next morning and I still remember that was the best part of Christmas, lol. My kids used to write when they were little, they always have the same sweet memories I have. 
For the challenge, I decided to create the fun and colorful Christmas card to Santa. If I had this set when I was a kid, I was sure I checked myself to "nice" and my brother to "naughty", lol!

The images were colored with Copic markers and fuss cut to be adhered on the frame that I made with SB dies. I made the card with the bright cardstock and fun Christmas theme designer papers. To finish off,  I added the pompom trim on the decorative border.



Copic colors I used for this project:

Other supplies: Memento tuxedo black, classic white cardstock, CME Pistachio cardstock, pompom trim, Spellbinder dies, MS edger punch

Be sure to check out other FLLC DT and FOF’s creations too!

• Allison Cope Israels
• Christine Okken
• Cindy Lawrence
• Silke Ledrow

Thank you for stopping by. 
Maki